The western wall is important to Jews because it is he closest geographically . the wall is sometimes called the Wailling wall while the Wailling wall today is universally acclaimed as Judaism's most sacred monument ,it's centrality to the religion is not as ancient as is commonly thought.
The western wall is important to Jews because it is he closest geographically . the wall is sometimes called the Wailling wall while the Wailling wall today is universally acclaimed as Judaism’s most sacred monument ,it’s centrality to the religion is not as ancient as is commonly thought.
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The Sikh religion, Sikhism, was founded in the Punjab region of India in the late 15th century by Guru Nanak Dev Ji. It emerged as a distinct faith, emphasizing monotheism, equality, and social justice. Over time, Sikhism developed ten successive Gurus, with Guru Gobind Singh Ji establishing the GurRead more
The Sikh religion, Sikhism, was founded in the Punjab region of India in the late 15th century by Guru Nanak Dev Ji. It emerged as a distinct faith, emphasizing monotheism, equality, and social justice. Over time, Sikhism developed ten successive Gurus, with Guru Gobind Singh Ji establishing the Guru Granth Sahib, the central religious scripture, as the eternal Guru. Sikhs have a rich history of struggle and resilience, defending their beliefs and identity, and they continue to practice their faith worldwide today.
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